The early ’50s were a time of transition in America, as folks reeling from World War II tried to navigate what a “new normal” looked like. New station wagons sparkled in driveways while kids were ...

In the late ’50s, America was in the thick of the Cold War and the Civil Rights movement, and tensions were high from more than one angle. TV dinners became popular, Elvis ruled the radio, and street ...

Once the go-to hangout spot for American teens and a symbol of opportunity for small business owners, diners are one of the most beloved remnants of mid-century America. Scattered across the country, ...

High school today comes with phones buzzing every few minutes, digital homework, and group chats for every little plan. But rewind to the 50s, 60s, and 70s, and things looked way different. Teens hung ...

SCRAPBOOK - Cap Scrap observes Fire Prevention Week, which began Sunday and runs through Saturday, Oct. 11, with photos of fires and firefighters from years past. Gazette file photos by Charles B.